thranx on 20 June 2013
| slowmo said: The article raises lots of good points, I was happy to deal with the restrictions given the benefits we'd have got. I was delighted I could look at moving to a digital ownership environment where I could share with my friends or play my games anywhere. Looking on this site there isn't a big change of people who complained about DRM suddenly switching their buying decisions. The mob won and now everyone else will have to deal with the consequences. |
vote with your wallet, go the Steam route. I know I will. they have almost everything console gamers do. I think they do motion control, now all they need is a version of kinect (or maybe kinect for PC if that has been released). Steam is also easier than ever to use. I haven't had a PC game issues in a long time (for recent games retro ones will always have issues).
